This encompasses short courses and ladderized graduate programs, both regular and customized, offered by GSPDM in order to address the needs of the bureaucracy. The faculty members of these programs are both practitioners and academicians (‘pracademics’).
As a start, GSPDM will open a competitive scholarship grant for the Master in Public Management program. MPM is a 39-unit interdisciplinary graduate program for public sector practitioners. It incorporates the Academy’s distinctive features of combining both theoretical and practical (praxis) cum functional competencies, as well as building stewardship values. Graduates are envisioned to be reform implementers and effective public managers who will serve as change catalysts in their respective agencies.
Also, GSPDM will:
-Offer the Doctor of Public Management program, possibly the first ever doctorate program in the Philippines that specializes in public management -Develop and implement new and innovative short courses and degree programs that are responsive to the needs of the bureaucracy -Update its existing curriculum to ensure relevance and responsiveness to the changing demands of time -Establish an e-learning platform to enhance its blended learning methodology -Engage local and international public management professors and researchers
-Forge new local and international partnerships/linkages
Instruction and Learning
This encompasses short courses and ladderized graduate programs, both regular and customized, offered by GSPDM in order to address the needs of the bureaucracy. The faculty members of these programs are both practitioners and academicians (‘pracademics’).
As a start, GSPDM will open a competitive scholarship grant for the Master in Public Management program. MPM is a 39-unit interdisciplinary graduate program for public sector practitioners. It incorporates the Academy’s distinctive features of combining both theoretical and practical (praxis) cum functional competencies, as well as building stewardship values. Graduates are envisioned to be reform implementers and effective public managers who will serve as change catalysts in their respective agencies.
Also, GSPDM will:
-Offer the Doctor of Public Management program, possibly the first ever doctorate program in the Philippines that specializes in public management
-Develop and implement new and innovative short courses and degree programs that are responsive to the needs of the bureaucracy
-Update its existing curriculum to ensure relevance and responsiveness to the changing demands of time -Establish an e-learning platform to enhance its blended learning methodology
-Engage local and international public management professors and researchers
-Forge new local and international partnerships/linkages
Instruction and Learning
This encompasses short courses and ladderized graduate programs, both regular and customized, offered by GSPDM in order to address the needs of the bureaucracy. The faculty members of these programs are both practitioners and academicians (‘pracademics’).
As a start, GSPDM will open a competitive scholarship grant for the Master in Public Management program. MPM is a 39-unit interdisciplinary graduate program for public sector practitioners. It incorporates the Academy’s distinctive features of combining both theoretical and practical (praxis) cum functional competencies, as well as building stewardship values. Graduates are envisioned to be reform implementers and effective public managers who will serve as change catalysts in their respective agencies.
Dekalogo is GSPDM’s main platform to deepen public management and governance discourse. It is a free public lecture series where professors, researchers, practitioners and luminaries are invited to discuss and exchange insights with audience on interesting topics related to public management and governance. Inspired by Apolinario Mabini’s El Verdadero Decalogo (The True Decalogue), which expounds on the great Sublime Paralytic’s ideas on the basic tenets of good citizenship, Dekalogo hopes to impart valuable lessons on good governance characterized by ethical servant leadership, patriotism, integrity, and professionalism. The proceedings of each Dekalogo will be published and used as a reference by decision-makers in government and the academic community
GSPDM will also hold an Annual International Public Management Conference to bring together scholars and practitioners to vet their research studies and discuss new trends and techniques in public management to solve pressing contemporary issues.
Public Discourse Governance(Dekalogo)
Backgound
Dekalogo is GSPDM’s main platform to deepen public management and governance discourse. It is a free public lecture series where professors, researchers, practitioners and luminaries are invited to discuss and exchange insights with audience on interesting topics related to public management and governance. Inspired by Apolinario Mabini’s El Verdadero Decalogo (The True Decalogue), which expounds on the great Sublime Paralytic’s ideas on the basic tenets of good citizenship, Dekalogo hopes to impart valuable lessons on good governance characterized by ethical servant leadership, patriotism, integrity, and professionalism. The proceedings of each Dekalogo will be published and used as a reference by decision-makers in government and the academic community
GSPDM will also hold an Annual International Public Management Conference to bring together scholars and practitioners to vet their research studies and discuss new trends and techniques in public management to solve pressing contemporary issues.
Lectures Series
e-Bulletin
Proceedings
Public Management Knowledge Co-Creation Research Hub
GSPDM is strategically shaping itself as a Research Hub for Public Management Knowledge Co-Creation. Its Research Agenda is anchored on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), AmBisyon Natin 2040 and the DAP/GSPDM mandates. Below are GSPDM’s research themes for 2020:
GSPDM will publish scholarly work in the Journal of Public and Development Management (JPDM) and come up with a Working Paper Series. GSPDM is also working on its international publication and aims to be indexed in ASEAN Citation and Scopus.
Public Management Knowledge Co-Creation Research Hub
GSPDM is strategically shaping itself as a Research Hub for Public Management Knowledge Co-Creation. Its Research Agenda is anchored on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), AmBisyon Natin 2040 and the DAP/GSPDM mandates. Below are GSPDM’s research themes for 2020:
GSPDM will publish scholarly work in the Journal of Public and Development Management (JPDM) and come up with a Working Paper Series. GSPDM is also working on its international publication and aims to be indexed in ASEAN Citation and Scopus.
Public Management Knowledge Co-Creation Research Hub
GSPDM is strategically shaping itself as a Research Hub for Public Management Knowledge Co-Creation. Its Research Agenda is anchored on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), AmBisyon Natin 2040 and the DAP/GSPDM mandates. Below are GSPDM’s research themes for 2020:
GSPDM will publish scholarly work in the Journal of Public and Development Management (JPDM) and come up with a Working Paper Series. GSPDM is also working on its international publication and aims to be indexed in ASEAN Citation and Scopus.
Policy Simulation
GSPDM will organize policy simulation activities where scholars of public management can engage in interactive discussions similar to real life situations where policy-making transpires (e.g. United Nations High-level Meeting, Congressional Hearing, Council Meeting in the Local Government Unit, Governning Board Meeting, etc.).
There will be a Policy Simulation Competition open to teams of public management scholars from GSPDM and other universities in the Philippines.
Future Studies Education
GSPDM will hold various learning activities that will serve as a platform to discuss new trends, techniques, approaches and worldviews for institution and organizations to become better prepared in confronting the challenges of the future. There will be activities to gain a better understanding of the principles of futures thinking, as well as activities to discuss how to accelerate the capacity of local government units to become cities of the future.
Policy Simulation
GSPDM will organize policy simulation activities where scholars of public management can engage in interactive discussions similar to real life situations where policy-making transpires (e.g. United Nations High-level Meeting, Congressional Hearing, Council Meeting in the Local Government Unit, Governning Board Meeting, etc.).
There will be a Policy Simulation Competition open to teams of public management scholars from GSPDM and other universities in the Philippines.
Future Studies Education
GSPDM will hold various learning activities that will serve as a platform to discuss new trends, techniques, approaches and worldviews for institution and organizations to become better prepared in confronting the challenges of the future. There will be activities to gain a better understanding of the principles of futures thinking, as well as activities to discuss how to accelerate the capacity of local government units to become cities of the future.
Policy Simulation
GSPDM will organize policy simulation activities where scholars of public management can engage in interactive discussions similar to real life situations where policy-making transpires (e.g. United Nations High-level Meeting, Congressional Hearing, Council Meeting in the Local Government Unit, Governning Board Meeting, etc.).
There will be a Policy Simulation Competition open to teams of public management scholars from GSPDM and other universities in the Philippines.
Future Studies Education
GSPDM will hold various learning activities that will serve as a platform to discuss new trends, techniques, approaches and worldviews for institution and organizations to become better prepared in confronting the challenges of the future. There will be activities to gain a better understanding of the principles of futures thinking, as well as activities to discuss how to accelerate the capacity of local government units to become cities of the future.
Grants, Awards and Scholarships
This will include support for graduate studies, research fellowship, faculty and student exchange, professorial chair, and others.
The MPM scholarship shall have the following key features:
- The scholarship shall be open to employees from different government agencies.
- It is a competitive grant. Applicants shall be screened carefully by a Selection Committee and shall undergo a written exam and an interview.
- Each grantee shall be awarded with a scholarship to cover tuition and miscellaneous fees, course materials and, if funding will allow, full board and lodging.
- Each grantee shall implement an Action Plan and Project (APP), the thesis equivalent of the MPM program, in his/her agency or place of assignment. The APP must be aimed at resolving a specific issue or problem and must be innovative, pro-poor, and have positive impact to the organization or community.
- Each grantee must present a status report of his/her APP through a colloquium one year after graduation.
- Each grantee shall render return service in his/her agency for at least two years after his/her graduation.
